A Central System for Donation, Profit-sharing & Self-sufficient Functioning of Indian Society!

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I] The Need

In one's day to day lives people have to work hard for a living and to satisfy the basic necessities of themselves and the people around them. One's work and thus his life is not just related to people around him but is also affected by various work opportunities and basic necessities made available to him. Education, employment and self-started works are the basic ingredients of a self-sufficient society.

II] The Problem

Now, let us see what makes the society insufficient and prone to high inflation and gets hit by recession. It is greed bent into cut-throat businesses and a run for unrealistic and unethical aim for profits. This probably leads to unbalance in the functioning of companies and has its direct or indirect impact on work opportunities and demand-supply equation.

III] The Solution

The best answer to overcome this problem in any individual society, village or city is to acknowledge the need to share profits and in-turn generate development. A self-sufficient society should bring together all profit-making sectors and bind them to share profits with the ones who need help & funding.

In simple terms, say a farmer requires continuous supply of water throughout the year or during a particular season to enable fertility of land and growth of crops. Water can be made available by various means such as, water pumped from underground, a channel of water network being made from nearby rivers and holding rainwater in dams and other methods. However, the farmer himself has his limitations to build all of this on his own. Hence, people need to chip-in help and funds in a group of development and funding for farming.

Now, the question is who will fund these farmers and what benefit will they get from this. Well, the answer to this is two kinds of people can chip-in into this fund viz. one who gets directly benefited due to this irrigation water supply network / crops and the other who does not directly get benefited from this. A person directly benefiting could be say, the villagers around the irrigation network who would get water supply for domestic use or say, the people who supply or consume the crop. A person who does not benefit from this directly but still would want to help these farmers, say a nearby profit making industry.

IV] A Central Donation and Profit-Sharing System

The next question is how to reach out the right people who need help or funding, and how to source the help and funds from the intended people. It would benefit everyone to be able to access information about help or funding from a central location such as website or helpline. This place will hold information of various parties interested in giving support and funding.

The structure of information should include all sections of the society who need funding and the ones that are profit-making, and bind them together for a self-sufficient society model.

Some of the causes needing funding are listed below:

Child education and rehabilitation for the underprivileged

Women rehabilitation and empowerment of working skills

Employment generation for the unemployed

Research and Development (R&D) Centres focussed on areas of development and help required, say in farming, transportation, green energy, etc.

Sponsor a Child, Education Gift, Donate Charity. With Rs. 800 per month (may change in future) you can sponsor a child to get good health, education & living, and at the same time you can write to the child, receive annual report & have a meaningful relation with the child.

Corporate Funding Schemes

Ambuja Cement Foundation

works with the rural communities surrounding Ambuja’s manufacturing sites

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